Working on classification or functional vocabulary with your students? This set of 32 functional sorting task cards is perfect life skills practice for students with disabilities. Students look at the image of an item (toothpaste, plate, shoes, etc.) and circle where it belongs from three choices- the bathroom, bedroom, or kitchen. This product includes both a color version, a printer friendly version, and a digital Boom Cards deck. Practice classification of objects for IEP goals! This is a great independent work task.
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Put It Away: Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom Task Cards - Printable & Digital
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